Brothaz Keepah has performed hundreds of shows throughout the South-East. They have opened and performed from everyone from Snoop Dogg to Nas.

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Brothaz Keepahs stage performance is known for it’s high energy and strong production and is something that must be witnessed, to be appreciated. While the group does not really fit into any one genre of the rap / hip-hop music scene. Brothaz Keepah, hailing from the south ads a natural southern flavor too much of their music at the same time the influence of East-Coast rap can be heard throughout their current Project, “The Guide Off”, a new album scheduled to be released in 2004. On this album the brothaz come off more relaxed and sure of themselves. While still keeping a message in the music, the three-man crew tends to have more fun with more party/hype tracks such as, “What Cha Know” and “Got it Goin’ On”. The brothaz also take time to give homage to their home with the song “ NC”. Look for Brothaz Keepah to leave a definite mark in the music game.

Influences found in their music include music written and performed by both old school R&B and Hip-Hop and of course the hot new sounds of today’s high energy music.

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